NYPD deploys resources to places of worship amid increased Middle East tensions
Authorities say that there is currently no credible threat to New York City. However, law enforcement will continue to work with communities to ensure public safety.
News 12 Staff
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Apr 14, 2024, 12:29 PM
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Updated 34 days ago
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6h agoThe NYPD says they are providing places of worship with resources following Iran’s drone and missile attack on Israel.
Authorities say that there is currently no credible threat to New York City. However, law enforcement will continue to work with communities to ensure public safety.
Mayor Eric Adams released a statement on Twitter supporting Israel in the aftermath of the attacks.
New York State Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand also released a statement on Twitter.
